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This is a moot question. At the very end of WW II, the United States had built two nuclear bombs, both of which were ultimately dropped on Japan. That was all they had - a third one would have taken several more months to build. And World War II ended 66 years ago.
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Should nuclear weapons be a part of today's world?
yes
What was weapon was developed during World War 1?
Nuclear weapons
How did the deployment of nuclear weapons effect global warming?
I am pretty sure the deployment of nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki did not affect global warming. There is no evidence to suggest that the deployment of nuclear weapons in the second World War affected global warming in any way.
Is nuclear war possible in the modern world?
So long as nuclear weapons and the motive and means to use them exist, yes
What was the position of the Communist Party of the Peoples Republic of China on nuclear weapons in 1963?
In a letter to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, the Communist Party of the Peoples Republic of China called for the destruction of all nuclear weapons. They were a threat to the world and a tool used by the imperialist United States to blackmail the world. Accordingly, the Party claimed the US used the threat of nuclear war to further their ambition of enslaving all peoples of the world and dominating the world. Currently China is ranked in the top five of nuclear powered weapons.
Should nuclear weapons be a part of today's world?
yes
Should the UK have nuclear weapons?
No one should have nuclear weapons! I agree they cause nothing but problems. All they do is grant people power to kill and strike fear in the world. There is nothing good that can come from nuclear weapons.
Indian rank in nuclear weapons in world?
fifth rank in nuclear weapons
How did nuclear weapons affect world war 2?
Two nuclear weapons ended World War 2.
Nuclear weapons in World War 1?
There were no nuclear weapons in WW1. The nuclear bomb was not invented until WW2.
Does Egypt have nuclear weapons?
Egypt is not believed or suspected to have nuclear weapons, or a nuclear weapons program, at this time (May 2009). See Related Link for a discussion of the world's nuclear powers.
What is the proliferation of the nuclear weapons?
In the most basic sense, proliferation of nuclear weapons is the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons usable technology in the world. In a much broader sense, it refers to the acquiring of capability to produce nuclear weapons, or weapons-grade nuclear material (high-enriched uranium, plutonium) by states previously not possessing them.
What is nuclear taboo?
Nuclear taboo refers to the widespread societal norm or belief that using nuclear weapons is morally reprehensible and should be avoided at all costs. This norm has contributed to a decrease in the use of nuclear weapons since World War II, due to the fear of the devastating consequences and potential escalation of conflicts.
What would have it been like to live under the threat of nuclear war?
You should know, the world is still threatened by nuclear war. Every powerful country have nuclear weapons.
What makes a world superpower?
nuclear weapons
Do you think use of nuclear weapons should be banned or not essay?
I think the use of nuclear weapons should be banned. They are to powerful and to many of them are out there. There are enough known nukes total to kill more than 5 times the actual amount of people in the world.
Why does the government use A LOT of money on nuclear weapons if they don't even use them?
The government must keep up with nuclear technology with regard to weaponry for the simple fact that other nations are armed in like fashion. If we disarmed, other nations who have nuclear weapons would not (because some of them are really evil). We do "use" them (in a sense) to remind the despots and terrorists of the world that we have them. Failing to maintain armament superiority in the eyes of the world would be tantamount to being the kid who gets beaten every day by bullies in the school-yard. Nuclear weapons are (unfortunately) necessary to maintain peace and stability in the world today.
